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. 2020 Apr 27;21(6):684–694. doi: 10.3348/kjr.2019.0842

Table 1. Patient Characteristics of Included Studies.

First Author No. of Patients Age (Years) PSA (ng/mL) Median (Range) Gleason Score Median (Range) Pathological T Stage (No. of Patients)
Baco (13) 111 64 (45–75) 8.9 (2.5–44) 7 (6–9) T2a (8), T2b (2), T2c (61), T3a (37), T3b (3)
Caglic (25) 75 65 (57–67) 8.5 (5.7–10.4) 7 (6–10) T2 (27), T3a (41), T3b (7)
Costa (26) 80 64* (46–78) 8.0* (1.8–46.3) 7 (6, 7, ≥ 8) T2 (40), T3 (40)
Granja (27) 92 61* (39–78) 9.3* (NA) NA T2 (73), T3 (19)
Kongnyuy (28) 379 60 (38–76) 5.5 (0.1–55.7) 7 (6, 7, ≥ 8) NA
Krishna (29) 149 63* (NA) 7.8* (0.0–73.0) NA NA
Matsuoka (30) 210 67 (50–81) 7.0 (2.9–30.0) 7 (5–10) NA
Mehralivand (31) 553 60* (38–76) 6.3 (0.2–170.0) NA NA
Onay (14) 105 62* (40–77) 8.0* (2.1–46.0) 7 (6–9) T2a (7), T2b (2), T2c (72), T3a (19), T3b (5)
Outwater (32) 30 NA (NA) 11.3* (3.7–30.0) NA NA
Rosenkrantz (15) 90 64* (NA) 9.0* (NA) NA NA
Woo (16) 185 67* (45–79) 10.2* (0.5–123.0) 7 (6–9) T2a (32), T2b (3), T2c (94), T3a (41), T3b (15)
Yu (33) 77 63* (45–90) 10.7* (NA) NA T2a (6), T2b (9), T2c (28), T3a (22), T3b (5), T3c (7)

*Mean, Reported pathological T stage in addition to histopathological extraprostatic extension status. NA = not available, PSA = prostate-specific antigen